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OT V. tl ii. 1) LIN. t. cf 1b 2b rf 3b SPRINGFIELD MISSOURI REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1926.

A BGETS GAIN: ON FORT MITH TWINS BY DEFEATING JOPLIN, EIGHT iiief Ketchum Holds liitemarfs Crew; Houck 7 Campbell Work Today 'i Juitto on Offerings of "Count" Didier and Hay GoodTJame inFieldCarl Shoots Adds Another Stolen Base to Record. THE BOX SCORE ore by Innings. JCf LIN iP I NGFIELD 1 1 1 10 0 4 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 .31 0 4 24 11 1 In the flrit frame Devens and went to second when'. trt was' hit on the foot by a i.A.t V.tll UnKlnaon nit intn IL I 0 Devens. ss 0 Shoots, 3b 1 1 Robinson, cf 0 Rsider, rf 0, Lemen, 2b 0 PurtelL 2b 0 Caffey, If 0 Wagner, 1b Funk, Ketchum, Totals 12 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 "Chief Ketchum was stingy with his hits yesterday, ppr nutting the Ozarks only four lonesome singles, and the ets took the second game of the series by a score of 5 to 0.

By winning yesterday while the Twins were losing the lllZ jets hopped one 'step nearer the leadership of the league. Only three and a half fame ow. Robinson tried to bunt In the first Inning yesterday, but Zinker Bewiate the Midgets from the up tho wt ftnd gQt tWQ out leu (sue leaders and the season has, I I QaMan run In On I Devens was safe at first In the ou! in two Innings, two 01 tne put seventh yesterday wnen umier nmi on ln farur innings and one out decided to throw to tnira ana men In the other three frames. Itevens changed his mind and threw tha busy on the throwing end, get ball to first too late. 1.

1 1 eight assists, and Lemen got, "i he Ozarks' lone hits came in the Hi i. third, seven' C) one visitor reached third and one othetVJzarks got as rar as nil In the cbntest' yesterday, he Midgets' big Inning was the ivhen they scored three times, i only other scoring Innings ol game were the seventh andj Schedule for Shrine Bowling League Ready Schedules have been mailed out ou) Zinker to Kahdot to by L. I. Tully, secretary, to the rf, Devens going to third. different captains of the fourteen l.ir then walked and then Lemen toamg entered in the Bhrine Bowl lnVTa and everything is be l.jr.

Lemen then scored when, lng put in readiness for the open hit to Young, who threw i lng of tho season, raonaay mgnt, Didier running to cover the September 20. Caffey went on to second. mivr waa thrown out to end the ll 1. ng. it was In the first that tha Teams entered In tha race for the first half pennant in the Bhrine Bowling League are as follows: (Teams will be named after tha re rks' runner got to third, Kah 1 spectlve captains): d.

and went to second! No. 1 O. W. Wlngo (captain). Kahdot to Young, Furtell Floyd Holmes, Ed Of fen'hauser.

to third. Then Funk drove1 av.ii. a rwo bagger to left scoring! vn nki.L i KetcliWn was thrown out c. W. Qreenwade, Dr.

R. io nu mo u. k. Busn, Roacoe Prescott Ozarks went down In one. No.

R. o. indarmn. rni.ini three order In the'nlnth on aj. A.

Bherrow, Tim Regan, James ui ig iiii i utewart H. J. Kldd. by Devens. NOTES OF THE GAME mpbell or Houck will be tha No.

14 P. P. Peterson, (cantaln) Roy Sullivan. Carl liergstrom. Cliff neiser, iinam tl.

Talmadge. some new handicap rules have 1 "rittgamethls afternoon, been adopted for the first half of on the ground that is, one over team B's goal line and the ball i still on me grouna ana ne.is loose in team bi end zone, play act of arising to tackle the era fboth sides refusing to touch ith the balL The man carry ball jumps or hurdles com over him, la this considered i The man carrying1 the not violated the hurdling i man who Am on the ground lie knee still on tha ground hurdled mithout penalty. is Jumping oyer or at to Jump over a man who 1 1 XooL 1 the ball. Whose ball ls.it and how is it put in play 7 Answer It la a touchback for team B. counting nothing and la nut in play by team on their 20 yards line.

Question Which official la supposed to call off side In the lineT Answer This Is one of the main duties of the head linesmsn, as he is the only official In position to aee Uils violation. SON VICTOR IN BIG RACE By Associated Press, NEW YORK, Boot. 1L Walter M. Jeffords Bcapa Flow, son of the wonder horse, Man War, raced to victory today In the historic (u turity before 85.000 spectators at Bellmont park, winning the richest stake lor two year olds In the turf world. The finish was one of the most sensational In the history of tho which brought a purse of to winner Jeffords.

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E. Whitney's Valorous challenged the 1 6 3 1 1 0 8 0. victor to the wire, with Bra tin Flow i i untuning ahead of the former by 3 0 1 1 0 0 only a neck. The winners time for 2 1 0 3 0 0, the six and three quarters furlongs 2 1 1 0 4 0 was 1:22. one second slower than 2 1 1 0 1 0 the best time over the course.

,...4 0 2 2 0 0 Valorous was the only entry 4 0 1 17 0 0' among; three favorites to figure, 4 0 2 4 0 0 Termagent and Pantella falling be 4 12 0 1 0 hind after the first half mile. The Whitney horse, ridden by Earl 30 12 27 18 0 1 bands, made a sensational bid for 3 4 8 8 7 3 0 Summary: Two baa hits Wagner, Ketchum, Funk. Three base hit Lemen. Sacrifice hits Shoots, Robinson. Stolen bases Shoots, son.

bails Off Didisr, off Ketchum, 2. Struck out dier, Ketchum, 4. Double pisys dinner to rvanooi I is to Kahdot; Kahdot to Young. Hit by pitcher By Didier (8hoots, hei Left en bsse Joplin, Springfield, 7. Umpire StncVey.

Time 1:18. victory In the last furlong but Candy wueen, swerving from her course. checked the dash. ameua was tne nrst or the iieia of 16 to get away leading over the first half mile, with Ecapa Flow second and Candy Queen third. Scaoa Flow quickly stepped to the front as Fantella'a pace slackened and soon opened a full length sap on the finish.

the season. Secretary Tully announced today. Teams will not be credited with general average of absence members until they have played five match games, or E0 frames. UntM a member has played 60 frames of scheduled games, his team will receive an arbitrary, average of 126 ahould he be absent After he has Laved the 60 frames, his team will be credited with his general average whenever his Is absent, regardless of how manv time. 1 rsterdajra victory was me twen iem.en ny in tne nrst jHunuj tu tii of the season for Ketchum.

and then reversed an started MfnJ1 ite ha. lost only eight and has backwards in a hurry. The 20 to 23 will be allow pi, hed on. tlegame. went to deep center for three baaes.

bJL out lnwthe field safely 121 Didler grounder to Devens In cent handicap and all teams tlinw, by Midget bats during the the fifth took a hop and averaging below 760 will receive a i Three of the hits were In the stomach, but be recovered "i n.nuicap. mis means doubles by Wagner, Funk and the ball and threw to first In time that two teams with an average of 760 Ketchum and one was a three to get Didier out. tiammy Lemen. Ketchum; 1 aiso got a single and scored once' Shoots stole second In the fifth In. addition to his double out of four without drawing a throw.

But he tliM at bat. was caught out when Greene caught 1 ri Wagner was about the Hoblnson's By and threw to second. b'H Mt Midget In the Infield yea The fly looked like a hit and Shoota, tcM.iy, making 17 putouts on nics, bad gone on to intra, exounders and throws to nrst. uan ren lved the ball for all three put or better, playing together, the lower average team receives only 60 per cent of the difference. Two teams with an average lower than 760, playing a team 760 or higher receives 100 per cent of the difference, It waa atated.

Tha official schedule for tha first half season follows: Bept 20 H. Miller vs. Anderson, B. Miller vs. Watklns Bept 21 Morrow vs.

Oblson, Mus grave vs. Bhackleford. Sept 22 Allmon vs, Lloyd, Wlngo vs. Peterson. Bept 28 Fredericks vs.

Jones. Bept. 27 H. J. Miller vs.

B. D. Miller, Watklns vs. Ohlson. Sept 28 Anderson vs.

Morrow, Musgrave vs. Fredericks. Sept 29 Allmon vs. Wlngo, Shackleford vs. Peterson.

Bept 80. Lloyd vs. Jones. Friday, Oot 1 Anderson vs. Jones Oct.

4 H. Miller vs. Fredericks, snacaierord vs. Allmon. Oct 6 Anderson vs, Musgrave, Ohlson vs.

Wlngo. Oct. 6. Morrow vs. Lloyd, B.

fliuier vs. reterson. Ovt. 7. Watklns vs.

Jones, Mor row vs. Oct 11 H. Miller vs. Watklns. Anoerson vs.

Fredericks. Oct 12 Morrow vs. B. Miller. cnacKierora vs.

Wlngo. Oct. 13 Musgrave vs. Allmon. juioya vs.

Peterson. Oct 14 Ohlson vs. Jones, B. Miller vs. Shackleford.

Oot 18 H. Miller vs. Morrow, Watklns va. Musgrave. Oct 19 Anderson vs.

Peterson. B. Seaman was thrown out, and I William Bchaller, Will Lincoln, Fred D. Miller vs. Ohlson.

cirtirtued on to third when oung Wlngo, Orover Dennis. ttonaed out Yeager was then No. 2 W. W. Bhackleford (cap v.

but Jones was thrown out tain). L. E. Reddlck, L. E.

Richard. nd the inning and prevent a son, W. H. Btuckl. T.

F. Huston. b. Then In the third the onlyj No. '8 B.

IX Miller, (captain), O. oi Ozarks' runner to get past Sanders, W. J. Hamilton, Dr. L.

C. Hi i reached second. After Kahdot Holy, Ed Reilly. 4 'struck out and Didier lis filed) No. 4 C.

W. Morrow, (captain), oi aman walked and went to'O. C. Nichols. Verne Dillon, M.

It md when Young singled. But Walsh, Ned Nelson. Ker was thrown out, Devens to No. 6 K. F.

Lloyd, (captain, C. G. "ner. Mark, Claud King, Ben McDonald, Midgets scored once again in'charlea seventh. Ketchum opened the! is'o B.

1). Jones, (captain), H. ng with a two bagger to right C. Turk, E. M.

West J. M. Jertberg, He was held at second when L. D. Tully.

Hvns singled and then Shoots, N0. 7 C. M. Fredericks, (cap mcr'Mced Ketchum to third and tain). J.

T. Duckworth. H. J. Wani ng to second.

Robinson's long) weliler, Dr. T. T. Umbarger, Bert nice ny scorea tveiuuum. xiuiurr waits.

jnded out to first to end the 0. 8 B. G. Watklns, (captain) ln ng. I Glen Davis, V.

Galbralth, Dr, A. nen once more mo jniugeisijames, K. a. Kaufman si ed In the eighth Inning. Pur i vn.

9 Dr. Kd Miiimva (run tt who went In the game in the tain). Guy Evans, Walter Cossey, fi ii in ine pi. ui umieii, uoy Whaples, p. rt Talbot.

i a slight attack of appendicitis, i jjo. 10 H. J. Miller, (captain) cd past first and went to sec claU(1 Harris, L. E.

Reece, Frank i ui.o iiisieu AieAiee, A. Crawford, ii mil first. Wagner nit Into a Oct 20 Allmon vs. Fredericks. Lloyd vs.

Wlngo. Oct 21 Shackleford vs. Jones, Watklns vs. Fredericks. Oct 26 H.

Miller vs. Wlngo, Anderson vs. Watklns. Oct 26 B. D.

Miller vs. Allmon, Morrow, vs. Musgrave. Shackleford vs. Fredericks.

Oct 27 Ohlson vs, Lloyd, Miller vs. Allmon. Oct 28 Peterson vs. Jones, H. Nov.

1. H. Miller va. Ohlson, wauiins va. snacxeiiord.

Nov. 2 Anderson va. Lloyd, B. D. Aimer vs.

aiusgrave. Nov. 3 Morrow va. Allmon. Peter son vs.

Fredericks. Nov. 4 Wlngo va. Musgrave vs; Lloyd. Nov.

8 H. Miller vs. Peterson, Watklns vs. Lloyd. Nov.

8 Anderson vs. B. D. Miller, Aiorrow vs. bhackleford.

Nov. 10 Musgrave vs. Wlngo, Ohlson vs. Fredericks. Nov.

11 Allmen vs. Jones, Ohlson vs. reterson. Nov. 15 Watkina va.

Allmon, Anderson vs. Ohlson. Nov. 16 B. D.

Miller vs. Wlngo, onacKierord vs. lloyd. Nov. 17 Morrow vs.

Fredericks, aiusgrave vs. Peterson. Nov. 18 H. Miller vs.

Jones. Nov. 22 H. Miller vs. Mussrave.

1. 1 Nov. 28 Anderson vs. Shackle ford, Wlngo i vs. Fredericks.

Nov. 24 B. D. Miller vs. Llovd.

unison vs. Aiimon. rrlday. Nov. 26 Morrnw 'n Jones.

Nov. 29 H. Miller va Llovd. Wat. kins vs.

Morrow. Nov. 80 Ohlson va Shacklnfoni a. u. miner vs.

Fredericks. Dec. 1 Allmon vs. Peterson 'An. demon vSj Wlngo.

'ec. 2 Musgrave va. Jones. Dec. 6 H.

Miller Va Rhaolrl.fnr Watklns va. Wlngo Dec. 7 Anderson va Aiimn Lloyd va. Fredericks. JJec I Morrow va Peterson, flhi.

son va. Musgrave. Army of Women Scrubs Chicago Office Floors CHICAGO. Business men building owners of Chicago's central business district known as "the loop" pay 83,144 each night to have the office floors scrubbed. The work is none ay women.

A rate of 43 r.nta an V.n tu paid eacH of 1675 women, who also any union, and are among the few workers wno are not organized. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR PAIK Twtnty elght head of er.oata. Call 10; 8. Fort or phone uui.w. S.

C. liaseltlns. It Bill Wrigley Toss Pennant Amy Before McCarthy Came? By NORMAN E. BROWN If the Chicago Cubs Tall a bit short of the pennant this 'season after their remarkable fight under Joe (McCarthy It can be said truth fully that owner If COS OFAKJ2ELL. William Wrigley 4, ley let tha pen have had, are Grover nant slip out of his hands before Mccerthy was given the Job of DOSS.

For the simple reason that three men who are playing a vital part In the success of the St. Louis Cardinals vlng the opposition strength which the Cuba might Alexander, Bill and Bob O'Farrell. now wait a minute. I know that Alexander was by McCar thy himself a month or so ago for failure to keep In condition and observe training rules. But It would now seem that Wrigley spelled Alexander's undoing and broke up a great battery combination when O'Farrell was sent to St Louis last May.

And he further weak ened Alex's worth when he canned Bill Klllefer aa manager and saw him do the only thing possible, step wide away to give the new pilot free rein. Klllefer and Alexander were sold as a battery to the Cubs by the Phillies In December, 1817, for 156. 000 In mint beverage three players. Now glance at Alexander's record with the Cubs, with Ki Liefer to guide his footsteps: Tear Won Lost 1918 2 1 ii i ii 1020 27 14 1921 13 fouows: TJcklnir. February Mountain Grove.

January 25: Moun tain View, January T. summerviue. February 2: West Plains, February Willow SprlngB. January nif .34 7 10 27 11 2 Batted for Chesbro In ninth. Score by Innings: Ft.

Smith J01 0088 Okmulgee 000 030 0047 Summary: Two base hit Hop per. Bivens, Froman, Booe, Benn, Conkey. Home runs Cunningham. Hopper. Hamilton.

Bchaetfer. Sac rifice hits Smoot Hamilton. Stolen bases Booe, Smoot L. Bivens, Schaeffer. Caught stealing1 Hop per.

Struck out By bchaener, 8. rcv cive in same pay ior over v.uu no i. f. time, which occasionally runs to Mrres. 3.

winning pitcher Sch'sef 3 hours a night They do not have fer. Losing pitcher Stout Hit and runs Off Myres, 9 and off Stout, 1 and off pchaeffer, 10 and 8. Earned runs Off Myree, off ftchaeffer. off Btout 3. Hit by pitcher By Myree, Rodriguez; by Schaeffer.

Ulvlns, Booe and Smoot. Passed balls Benn. Left I) BILLKILUF6B 122 1923 1924 1926 CR0VER.Ai.EXA)4PEe. 14 22 12 16 South Central Missouri Association Schedule Is 13 11 6 11 Total ..126 80 Of course. the season of 1918 found him devoting most of hla time to war.

But counting mo two games won and one lost (a winning, average, if you will) ior that year. Alexander naa won 12a and lost but 80 games for the Cuba a goon winning; jibtvcuuiko through all manners of trials and vicissitudes. Not only that, but his pitching was consistent He hung up a win ning average every year. The season of 1923 found him winning 16 and losing 11 while the team changed managers every time the almanao called for a change la the moon. In the middle of the 1826 campaign, however, Klllefer laid down the reigns and moved to the Bt.

Louis Cardinals. Alexander fell from grace In a What are we to believe but that either Klllefer was the guiding genius or at least his absence lifted a check on Alexander or oaused that old war horse to lose his grip. Tsught O'Fsrrell the 8ama. 1 Now while Klllefer served with Adopted by Officials Meeting in Willow Springs yesterday afternoon members of the South Central Association of high schools, elected officers for the coming year and drafted football and basket ball schedules for the season. All scnoois tnat are memuera of the association were represented with the exception of Mountain View and Licking.

Officers elected for the coming Houston Licking, January year were as follows: W. D. Wise, Mountain Grove, reoruary Mountain Grove, president; view, rvi u. Cabool, vice president and J. it.

Martin, West Plains, secretary troAaiirAr. It was also decided during me meeting to hold the South central track meet and also the literary rnntait at West Plains next spring Willow Springs was selected ior the mUBical contest. Onlv four of the schools in me soctatlon will have football teams Mmintnin Grove. West nains, Willow Springs and Houston. The football schedule ior me seanuu drafted yesterday Is as follows: At Houston.

Mountain Grove, October 22, West Plains, November 6. Willow Springs, November 12. At Mountain Grove. Hodson. October 8.

West Plains, October 15. Willow Springs, October 29. At West Plains. Houston, November 23. Mountain Grove, November 18.

Willow Springs, October 22. At Willow Springs. Houston, October 15. Mountain Grove, November 6. West Plains, October 8.

The basket ball schedule as drafted yesterday afternoon Is as vllle, January 21; West Plains, Feb ruary 18; Willow springs, reoiu ary 2. T.leWlns Cabool. February 23 Houston. January 28: Mountain nmv January 14: Mountain View, February Summersvllle, March West Plains, February 11; wil lna, Snrlnra. February 18.

Mountain Grove Cabool, March 2: Houston. February 18; lacking, B'ebruary 19; Mountain View, Janu orv at i Rummersvllle. February 4 West Plains. February Willow Springs, January 7. lew tioooi, ruuru orv ii: Houston.

January 14; Lick lng. February Mountain Grove, sur summersvllle. Decern ber. 3: West Plains, January Willow Springs. March, 2.

Hiimmersvllle Cabool. January IK. Hnnaton February 11 ijicmn, Unrh 7 fnnnt.iln Grove. Febru ary 25; Mountain view, wcerauor 17; West Plains, January ir.ar Rnrines. February 8.

West Plains caDooi, reoruarj 1R. Hounton. March 4: Licking, January 21; Mountain Grove, Feb nun s.v Mountain View. Decern ber 10: Summersvllle, January Willow Springs. February 4.

Willow, Springs JnDOOi, January 28; Houston, eoruary zo; jjiuKina, March 4 Mountain Grove, eDru ary 11; Mountain View, February 23; Summersvllle, February West Plains, January Schaefer's Home Run I Defeats Fort Smith OKMULGEE, Sept. 11. Schaefer's homer in the ninth inning with the Okmulgee team three Tuns behind start ed a rally that enaDiea tne Lrniers to aeieat me urt. ouuui Twins here this afternoon 7 to 6 in one of the fastest most exciting games of the Western Association series Conkey, with the bases loaded. brought in the additional runs necessary to turn the trick The score: FT.

SMITH Barnhart. rf. Cunningham, Hopper, If. Boee, 2b Smoot If Froman, lb. Benn, Bivens, 3b.

My res, p. Stout AB R. H.PO.A. E. 5 0 1 2 0 0 1 11 0 1 Totals 38 6 1025 10 0 One out when winning run was scored.

OKMULGEE Hamilton, ss. Erwln, cf Ford, rf Conkey, c. Rodriguez, Sb. Epley, 2h. Kerns.

If. Chesbro, lb. Schaefer, p. McNally Totals AB4R. H.PO.A.

E. 8 2 1 i 0 6 1 1 0 1 2 4 1 2 0 0 1 10 0 0 10 2 0 0 0 on base Okmulgee, Ft Smith, 11, Umpire McQuillan. Time 2:02. 2,500 Fans See Cotter Boosters Play at Salem Speoial to Tha SALEM, bept. 11.

Some 2,500 baseball fana here attending the annual picnic held at this point witnessed two fast games of. base ball between the North ArKkansas All Stars, representing Salem, and the Missouri Pacific Boosters of Cotter. Thursday's game went to the All Stars by a score of one to nothing. Brown for the Boosters opposed Kelt for the All Stars, the former allowing three hits, one run and striking out seven, while the latter allowed no runs, five hits and lltrorlr nut four. RAnanrinnal flM 0 lng by Collins and Collins saved game for Kell several different Innings.

Callahan at short for the All Stara also contributed to the defeat' of the Boosters. The second game, played Friday, went to the Boosters by score of three to one. Lonon for the Boost ers was opposed by Rae for the All Mars. The former allowed seven hits and one unearned run, while the latter allowed ten hits and three runs. The outfield play of the All btnrs again featured this game.

Summary, first game: Boosters No runs, five hits, one error; All Htars one run, three hlta, three errors. Hatterlea Boosters, Brown and Fee; AH Stars, Kell and Thorn, nummary, second garnet Boosters Three runs, ten bits, two errors; All Stars, No runs, seven hits, one error. BMtterlm Boosters, Lonon a.nd Fee; All Btars, Ros and Roe, I the Cuba he helped teach Bill O'Farrell the fine points of catch, lng. It so happened that the latter joined the Cubs green from the minors the year Alec and Bill moved over from Philadelphia, Klllefer caught 103 games In 1818 and then little by little turned the job over to Bob the worker. Cub scouts, later on, dug up Dow dy Hartnett to aid O'Farrell.

Little by little the latter, a heavy hitter and a heady player, gained favor with the Cub bosses. And when they casted about last season for an lnflelder they used O'Farrell for trading material eent hlnv to the Cardinals for 'Mike Oonxalea and Barner Frelgau. third baseman. O'Farrell Is today doing the bulk of the catching for the Cardinals under the skllirul guidance or reliefer the Crafty. And wise old BUI Is 'directing the affairs of Alexander once more, the while O'Farrell catches the vet 1 It was Inevitable that Klllefer should depart from the ranks of the Cubs when his of orrice was done, mit tne puncn a nieier has Instilled In the Cardinal pitcn.

lmr staff, his ability to handle Alex indcr and his all around work as chief aid to Hornsby would Indicate that the Cub. bosses either interfered with Bill's style at Chicago or misjudged hlm ra boner In either case. Ami the failure of someone on the Cub team to keep AlexandeV In line would Indicate a weakness Give Hornsby aue creaic mr Hunt effnrr as player ana pum lve the Cardinals a flag. Award Jim Bottomley. Bill Bherdel, Young Flint Rhem and tne oiners credit due them.

But If the caraa eon the Ibuntlnar after laboring 187 tn turn tne ITICK. mew discards must come In for a large of glory. Whetli? or not Bill Wrigley and Joe McCarthy line It. Chicago White Sox Takes Game From Philadelphia 11 5 By Associated Press. CHICAGO, Sept.

11. Ray More hart's fumble In tha seventh Inning Which would hava tho side waa followed by aome heavy hitting on the part of Philadelphia, which cava them a lead which Chicago was unable to overcome, winning the game, 11 to 5. Leslie Cox who had relieved Edwards held the vis iters hltless until after Morehart's fgmble. Tha visitors bunched hits off Edwards in the third for four runs, Chlaago overtaking the Ath letics by bunchlnr their hits. The score: PHILADELPHIA AB.

R. H. PO Jk. E. Dvkes.

2b 4 1 0 4 2 1 Welch, rf lf 4 2 10 0 Lamar. If 0 0 0 0 0 Barbae, rf 8 110 0 Galloway, aa 1 1, 1 1 0 Hale. 2b, 6 2 2 0 2 Simmons, c. 5 2 8 2 0 Poole, lb 6. 1,111 1 Perkins, 2 01 2 1 Cochrane, 11 0 3 1 Slgafoos, ss 0 0 12 Metzler.

If. 2 0 2 2 0 Grove, p. 0 0 0 1 1 Wamby 1 0 0 0 0 Walberg, 1 0 0 0 1 Gray, 3 0 0 0 3 Totals .40 11 12 27 14 Batted fori Grove in third. CHICAGO. AB.

R. H. PO.A. E. Mostll.

cf 2 Hunnefleld. 2b sa. 6 Barrett rf 5 Sheely. lb 6 Falk, If 4 Kamm. 3b 4 Claivcy ,1 McCurdv, 1 kThurston 1 0 Snhalk.

1 Crouse 1 Berg, 1 ss 2 Morehart 2b 8 Edwards, 6 Cox. 2 PuM 1 Blankenship, 0 Harris 1 Totals 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Batted for McCurdy in third. Mil Ma ln 0 .38 12 27 8 3 Batted for Kamm in ninth. "Batted for Schalk in ninth. "Batted for Blankenahln ln ninth.

Score by Innings: Philadelphia 004 000 62011 unicago 101 021 000 6 summary: Two bn hlta vraU Sheely, 3: Srhalk. Metzlnr. Thru. base hits Simmons. Hale.

Btolen oases Mostil. rheely, Falk. 2. Sacrifice Edwards. Lft nn Ha a.

Philadelphia. 9: Chicago. 1.1 Hi on balla Off Edwards. off Grove 3: off Cox, off Gray. off Blankenship.

l. struck. Grove, 2: by Cox. 8: hv i Hits Off Grove. 2 In li Walberg.

In 3 1 off Grav. 4 in orr towards. 6 in off Cox, in on MlanKennhlu. 4 In 2. Hit by pitcher By Walberg (Thurston.) Passed ball Perkins.

Winning pitcher Ora. Losing pitcher Cox. Lmnlres Nallln. McCowan and Owens. Time 2:21.

STANDING WESTERN ASSOCIATION i IF no 31 .622 i niuriiUj .47 3S .571 wn.nuisea 3S .4, ....33 47 .413 .420 .407 NATIONAL LEAGUE CLUB W. Pet. W.Fu PT. LOC19 69 J71 Cincinnati sn M( rittsburrh ,...77 61 Ml Chicago 76 4 .543 .54 New York S4 a .46 477 Brooklyn 71 73 .47 M) Boaton 54 S2 4(1 SiM Philadelphia 63 81 .400 AMERICAN LEAGUE CLT'B I Vew Torlc Cleveland Itilladelphla nirago IF W. L.

Pet. w. T. 60 ,71 ...71 a ,637 .640 ...74 .561 ,514 ,71 58 JHJ M4 Jl Detroit .511 .514 BT. LOUIS 57 .41 .414 Boston 48 17 .317 .815 80UTHERN A88OCIATION New Orleans, 6: Atlanta, 3.

Nnh vllle, Uttle Hock, 1, Mobile, Blrmlnrham, 4, Memphis. 81 Chattanooga, 4, High School Schedules For Southwest Association Completed Representatives of the high schools in the Southwest Missouri High School Athletic association met yesterday afternoon in Carthage, elected officers for the coming year and drafted the official football schedule for the coming season. Coach Albert Weiser represented Springfield Senior high at the meeting. Ofttcers elected for the coming year at me meeting yesterday were aa fol lows: iax nerry, Webb City, presl uem; a. vail.

Aurora, vice pre! aenr Hollls Moore, Jasper, secretary treasurer. The official football schedule crafted yesterday llsta Springfield High school as having seven games vntouieo. ana one open date. The class A football schedule for 164 I aa drafted yesterday Springfield. September 24 Willow Borings at epruigrield.

October 8 Aurora, at Aurora. October 16 Central High of Tulsa. at frpringfleld. i October 23 Mount Vernon, at Mount emcn, October 30 Carthage. at Springfield, movemDer Monett, at Monett November 12 Open.

November 25 Joplin, at Springfield. ittacb A. Wtluf. Joplin. September 26 Aurora, at Aurora.

October 1 Vlnlta, at Vlnita. October 8 Fort Scott, at Joplin. October IS Webb City, at Webb city. October 2S Carthag, at Joplin. Nc.rember 6 Neosho, at Joplin.

November 11 Fort Smith, at. Joplin. i emotive.) November 19 Pittsburg, at Joplin. November 26 Sprlngfleld. at Spring field.

Co ch Hamilton. Carthage. October 1 Columbun. at Columbus. October 8 iMount Vernon, at Car thare.

October 16 Monett, at Carthage, October 23 Joplin, at Joplin. October .30 Springfield, at Sprlno fleld. November 6 Open. November 11 Neosho, at Carthage. November Nevada, at Carthage.

November 26Webb City, at Webb City. Coach W. Byers. 1 W.bb City. October 1 Qua paw, at Webb C'Hy.

October Cartervllle, at Cartervtlle. October 16 Joplin, at Webb City. October 22 Aurora, at Webb City. Phillies Divide' Double Bill With Windy City Team By Assoeiatad Press. PHILADELPHIA, Bejt.

11, The Chicago Cubs evened tha series with the Phillies by winning the second game today 10 to 6 A seven run rally in seventh allowed the Cuba to overcome a 8 to 0 lead. Pete Scott climaxed the rally by hitting a home run Into the bleachers with three men pn base. The box score: CHICAO Adams, 2b. Beck, Heathcote, rf. Scott, If.

L. Wilson, cf. Cooney ss. Gonzalea, Root, p. J.

Kelly Osborn, p. Jones, Kaufmann, p. Totals ..33 10 11 27 20 Batted for Root ln seventh. PHILADELPHIA AB.R. H.PO.A.E Sand, ss Henllne Williams, rf.

Sothorn, xf. Leach, It Wrlghtstone, J. Wilson, Frlberg. 2b. Rice.

3b Dean Huber, 3b Mitchell, p. M. Kelly, p. Knight Taber, Wllloughby, p. Bentley AB.R.

H.PO.A. E. 8 116 6 0 10 0 110 2 3 8 0 0 4 110 10 4 2 110.0 5 1 3 12 0 2 3 0 112 0 4 1116 0 3 1 0 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 1.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0. 1 0 0 0 0 2 13 0 0 12 1 1 2, 6 2.34 0 3 10 1 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 40 14 27 17 1 Batted for Snnd in ninth. Batted for Rice seventh.

Batted for Wllloughby in the ninth. October 28 Nevada, at Nevada. November 6 Lamar, at Webb City. November 12 Open. November 17 Neosho, at Neosho.

November 26 Carthage, at Webkk City. Coach Max Cherry. Mt. Vernon. October 1 Hureoxle at Mt October 8 Carthage, at Carthage.

October 16 Lamar, at Lamar. October 22 Springfield, at Mt Vernon. October 29 Monett at Mt Vernon. November 6 Greenfield, at Green field. November 12 Aurora, at Mt Vernon.

1 November 26 Neosho, at Neosho. Coach Burl Henderson. Monett) September 24 Pelrce City, at Monett October 1 Southwest Baptist college of Bolivar, at Monett October 8 Casaville, at Monett October 16 Carthage, at Carthage. October 22 Neosho, at Neoaho. October 28 Mt.

Vernon, at Mt Vr non. November Rnrlngfield, at Monett. November 12 Open. November Aurora, at Aurora. Coacb C.

E. Gardner. Neosho. October asville, at NeosttM 1 8 Open. October 16 Open.

1 October 22 Monelt, at neosho. October 29 Aurora, at Aurora. November 6 Joplin, at Joplin. November 11 Carthage, af Carthage. November 18 Webb City, at Neosho.

November 25 Mt Vernon, at Neo sho. Coach Walter Reynaua. Aurora. Peptember 26 Joplin, at Aurora. October 1 McCunt.

at Aurora. October 8 Springfield, at Aurora. October 16 Pittsburg college hlghl at Aurora, October 22 Wcbb Ctty, at Webb. City. October 29 Neosho, at Aurora.

November 6 Cartervtlle, at Carter vllle. November 11 Mt Vernon, at MM Vernon. November 8 Monett, at Aurora. GENE TUMY TRAINING HARD Challengei Does Four Fast Rounds With Partners Woman Spectator r. Faints.

By Associated Press. STROUDSBURO. Sept 11. Before a 'crowd setting a new attendance record for his training 4e rlod. Gene Tunney boxed four fast rounds this afternoon, following; out his program of reducing his boxing activities, as the date of his championship fight with Jask Dempsey approaches.

Billy Vldakeck and Harold Maya furnished the opposi tion. evenly divided between them. The challenger was ln his best form. He was hitting hard and his foot work was good throughout. He clipped a vicious right to Mays' Jaw with such force that a young woman visitor swooned.

Mays waa staggered but did not fall and suffered less than the young woman, who was carried Into the club house and after some minutes restored to consciousness. Henry P. Farrell. of Nanticoke, member of the Pennsylvania boxing commission, was present, for a workout and visited Tunney be fnre the challenger entered the ring. Profit by the' Magic of Compound Income! 90 out of every 100 American are dependent on the charity of! relatives or the public at the aga of 65 BECAUSE thev do not realize that It is noc i .1 i Score by innings: wnat tney earn Dut what their Chicago 000 708 io monejearru that will make then Philadelphia 300 000 120 8 Summary: Two base hits Grimm (2), Mitchell.

'L. Wilson, Heathcote. Home run Scott. Sac rifice' Frlberg. Double plays Cooney, Adams to Grimm; Rice, Frlberg to Wrlghtstone; Knight, Wilson to Wrightstone.

Left on hose Chicago, Philadelphia, 15. rase on bans ort Root. off Os i orn. off Kaufmann, off Mitchell. off M.

Kelly, Tabor. off Wllloughby, 1. Struck out By Root, by 2. Hits Off Root, 3 in 6 innings; off Osborn. 3 In 1 1 3 Innings: of Jones 1 in no innings (pitched to one bat I ter); off Kaufman, 1 In 12 3 ln 1' nlngs; off Mitchell, In 6 Innlnim', (none out In seventh): off Kelly, Hviirii 10 one batter); off Knight.

2 in 2 3 innings; i off Tabor. 1 in 1 2 3 innings; ot Wllloughby. 1 in 2 3 inning. Wild I pitcn Kaurmann. Winning pitcher Root.

Losing pitcher Mitchell. Umpires Quiglev. Sweenev and Rcnrdon. Time luioiiuauf AUUCdlUCllW Mail the' coupon for details of an investment plan for building your fortune a plan worked out to suit your individual needs. herty Bell Telephone Building, 324 East McDanlel Street.

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